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COafING WEST.
Homeseekers Pouring Into Colorado in,
Vast Numbers

DENVER, July 1Sth---Railroafi officials say thai
never before have SO many people of the better
class, and apparently having plenty of means.
come into the State as this se2son Many en-
gage in agriculture and dairying while others
go into the mining districts, or remain in the
cities. On account of the tremendous number OF
Inquiries for information concerning Denver
and Colorado at the various public Offices the
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade are
having instituted Il Bureau of Information,
which will have charge of matter relative
thereto, especially of immigration from various
parts Of this country and Europe
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The sultan and Bis cabinet.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 1sth-Kiamil Pasha,
the Grand Nizier has resigned. The resignation
is in consequence of violet article published
in the Mt=Gm, attacking the Grand Vizier the
Cabinet, and the whole Administration, which
was inspired by the Sulan's order, to excite in
dignation against them. and thus cover over the
responsibility in connection with the Egyptian
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San Diego's Growth.

Copylg, I087, 6y he CalVoy1lia Associated Press
,, SAN DIEGO, July 1Sth.-The onion viii print
tomorrow carefully prepared table of the
pudding statistics. showing the number and
KIND OF improvements made since July ist of
last year. The total value of the Improvements
is 81 529 525, divided as follows: Cottages S2g6
- dwellings, s5l4 200; business block, S7l9-
100 In addition there were two churches one
costing SlS,750 and the other g., 500 Also three
school-houses, two S6,0o0 each and one s., 500.
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Last Nights Budget of News from the
Bay CITY,

Last NlShts Budget OF News from the
Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1sth.-[Special. IA mass
meeting viii be held on Tuesday, July 26th at
Metropolitan Hail. under the auspices of the
Municipal Council of the Irish National League,
to take steps to aid in defeating the provisions
of the coercion bill in Ireland
Mary E. Anderson, who died on the 4th in
slant from an overdose of morphine, was Mary
wife-murderer, in the County Jail in 1882. She
got divorce and married Captain Anderson,
who is now absent in the Arctic Ocean
An effort will be made to oust Fire Commits
sioner Siebe (the Republican member) on the
ground that he overstayed his leave of absence
The Supervisors tonight rejected the PROPOSE
ton of exMayor Bryant and other citizens to
increase the tax levy for public Improvements.
c. c. ODonnell was arrested to-day for mali
cious mischief in breaking open boxes contain
ing the bones of Cinnamon awaiting transpoIta-
tion to China.
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WHOLE No. II, ,309.
| Emperor. The arrests of Aparob;sts -
connection with such plots AN"''iiis's nave 60

Emperor The arrests of .po-o,;..-
connection with such plots. '''''''iiis'S nave 60
Ii the Nihilists Don't Get Him.
LONDON, July lsth.-A Berlin co.-os,,or,..,.
ol ne DaHy Neees says that FmDeror VIII ~
and the Car will meet in September near r',, naii
neuvers. army ma
French diplomacy Did 1t.
PARIS, July ls:h.-The papers regard tho foil
ure OF sir Henry Drummond Wolf-s rnfssio "a -,
victory for French diplomacy. -''''A d
The Cholera in Italy.
CATANIA, July 1sth.-Forty- two cases of cboI.
td el" anu wenty-iYe deaths were repolted here
I1-oay. Ol llI soldiers attacked, 81 have died
Inc exodus OF Inhabitants is beginning.
without Aay Difficulty.
IoEDoN, July 1Sth-In the Ho,yse Of Lords n.
da9 the crimes bill was read the third time
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MENICO.
Commemoration Ceremonies In Honor of
the Late ,Juarez

NEW YORK, July 1Sth.-A message from the
City of Mexico saysthat great preparations are
being made to commemorate the anniversary of
the death of President JuareZ, ct San Fernando
cemetery tomorrow, and this afternoon the ap-
proaches TO the cemetery were being superbfv
decorated. 1t is the intention of the chief men
of the Liberal party TO make the affair one of
great national prominence
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UNIoSTowS (Pa.), July 1Sth-When the miners
at West Leisenring were on their way to work
this morning party of Hungarian strikers as
saulted them with stones. PInkerton'smen fell
into line ut once and the g Huns +" fled but not
before one had been knocked down and severely
beaten with the butt of a rifle by detective.
The wounded nan was taken to UniontOwn by
his friends, and information for assault laid
against his assailant. Superintendent Tsqgart
says the prompt action of the Pinkerton guards
alone prevented q serious riot
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BODILY health and vigor may be main
tanned as easily in the heat of summer. as
in the winter months, if the blood is puri-
fed and yitalized with Ayers SarsapariIla.
Every person who has used this remedy
has heen greatly benefited, Take it this
month.
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NEW YORK, July 18th. - The TTibuaGs st.
Johns, Newfoundland, special of July 18th SAYS
Information from points along the French shore
indicate that serious misunderstanding exist
between the French and Newfoundland fisher
men. The commander of the French war ship
Drae has driven Newfoundland fishermen away
from certain portions of the coast at the point
of the bayonet. The French are encroaching
upon the fishing grounds hitherto exclusively
used by English fishermen.
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Liverpool wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July isth-Wheat no demand :
new No. winter, dull, 6s I'd; new No. Spring,
6s cd, dull. Receipts of wheat for past week
from Atlantic ports was 52,7oe quarters. fom
Pacific ports none, other sources So 600 quarters,
receipts from America 100 quarters
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PEscADERo, July Isth.-Joe Anderson. n Rms
sian Finn, about so years OF age and unmarried
was found drowned this afternoon in Pescadero
creek, above Hayward miu He !eft Mr. Nel,
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PRINCE FERDINAND.
Russia Holding the Key to the Bulgarian
Situation.

LONDON, July lsth-Prince Ferdinand. of
xe-Coburg- -Gotha, told Vienna correspond
ent that he had not heard whether he would go
TO 81. petersburg to personally request Russian
recognition of his election to the Bulgarian
throne. tie would not allow himself to be en-
!ced into taking any course that would be
likely to further estrange Russia and Bulgaria.
King Milan, OF Servia, in an interview with
the same correspondent expressed the belief
that Russia would never sanction the occupancy
of the Bulgarian throne by Prince Ferdinand
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sons place last night TO go to his home in the
woods, using lantern to see his way He APP
parently lost his footing and fell off steep
bank into the water, where he was found This
afternoon by Mr. Seeley, while fishing.
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ARIZONA.
Extensive and Costly Mills Destroyed at
Elagsfaff

ALBUQUERQUE, July 1Sth.-Particulars are lust
received of the burning of the extensive saw
mill, planning mill and boxing establishment of
the Arizona Lumber Company, at Flagstaff, on
Saturday night. The plant, which cost 500, 600
a few years ago, was entirely consumed. Insur-
ance, $4,000.
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one OF a breakfast stt used by George Washing
ton. The box was made from the wood of the
white oak tree under which the first settler OF
Casenoyia pitched his tent.
The party VIII go back again in the morning
TO Fayette, the Presidents former home.
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OREGON.

Sad Fate of Nine-year-old Boy Neal
Portland.
PORTLAND, July 1sth.-Freddy Howe, 9 year.
OF age, was drowned in the Willamette river or
Saturday. His parents were camped on the
river bank, n few miles above town. and the
boy, while playing in duck-boat, fell into the
water and sank from sight before help could
reach him. The body was recovered, Hi.
father is a Well-knoMn book-binder
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The Dark side of a Buco,ic Life.
Icepy1gt, lSs7, ~ he calVo,,ia Associated Ire,s.

IC0Py1ga, 1857, " tle CALIFORNIA Associated Pres.
SALEM, July 1Sth.-This morning Mrs VIM
Townsend, living SIX miles south of Salem.
Willie milkinga COW, was attacked and seriously
hut by an infuriated animal. Her husband
came to her rescue, but had a narrow escape
from being killed
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CALIFORNIA INCREASING HER
GOLD YIELD.
Rioting Strikers-CoIorado Has a
Boom Eastern Weather-CaIi-
forDia Turf Winners.
HOME AFFAIRS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HzcoRD,usrosl
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The Fraudulent Survey Gases.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1Sth.-[Special The
motion to quash the indictments found by the
United states Grand Jury against John A. Benson
aud Others for conspiracy and perjury In con-
nection with public land surveys and locations
came up for argument at o'clock this after
noon before Justice Field of the Supreme Court,
Circuit Judge Sawyer and District judge Hoff,
man sitting in bank, the Government being rep
resented by District Attorney Carey, and the de-
iendauts by A. 7. Van Duzer, W. II. L. Barnes
l. /. Bergen and Phillip Tease. The arguments
will occupy considerable time
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ST. THOMAS tCat). July Isth.-TAe remains of
all the victims of she recent railroad disaster
here have bsen iaterred. The injured are al;
doing we'll. except Mrs. Bealing, whose condi-
ton Is very critical. 1t is now Known that frsn
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teePyF'' 1871 Oy tse tdtJoTHtd 4ssocIctei Prcss.
CHICO, July. 1Sth.-The assessment roll of
Butte county shows an increase of Ss59, ,fss over
last year. The Fernandez Grant. now the Their
MALTA Colony assessed at SO per acre last wear.
has been raised sl4 per acre. The best quality
OF farming land has been raised $40 per acre
over last year
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iCopy'1gt, 1851 by the California associated Press
RIVERSIDE, July 1Sth.-The special election
held here to-day to vote s125, 900 bonds to build
new Courthouse and jail, resulted in the de-
zeal o. the proposition-2S for, and 50 against
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THE MAN OF MARS.
Captain Rapp Likely to Have Two Court
Mariials.
[CoPyrigdt, 1857,

lCop59d, 1887, by dte California Associated Press
NEvApA CITY, July lsth.-Captain j. a. Rapp
secured bail late ON Saturday night. and was re-
leased from custody. Full particulars of his
assault upon DR.. Welch have been sent to Cen
eral Carey, and another court-martial will prob
ably be ordered. as Welch is Rapp's superior
officer. and demands il,
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A child Crushed to Deatb.

Il Tyrlghf' 1887, by ae California associated Press
Los ANGELES, July 1Sth.-Albe1t Stephens. the
s-year-old son of Judge A. NJ Stephens in
jumping from street car fell under the wheels
OF heavy wagon loaded with brick The
wheels passed over him, crushing his shoulde rs
and skuI and killing him almost instantlr
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French Army MoaiIization.

PARIS. July 1sth.-Ihe Chamber of Dcs1ties
to-day discussed the experimental modifying
bill Cavagnac attacked the measure IN the
ground that the experiment would be useless.
General Ferron, Minister OF War, defending The
bill, explained that only twenty mes. viii be
employed in the experiment. The bill passed
20 AraInsf l1S
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III 1101 1Ne1 Nt1Nl IEtN1 III l7ttII IiIIOISCU
First Through Train Into Portland

copyright, 1887, BY The California Associated Press.
PORTLAND. July 1Sth.-The first Northern Pa.
clhc through train over the Cascades Division
arrived here this evening
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A Cable Road Abandoned.

Copyright, 1887, by E.e California associated Press
NEW YORK, July 1Sth.-(SpeeiaI The Brook
lyn cable road, after having been in successful
operation for some time has suddenly been
abandoned. It's owners hao agreed to pay for
and that this percentage should not he less than
SIS 600 in each year. The decision Of the Courts
which prevented the necessary extension of the
road caused the whole project to be abandoned,
and competing horse-car lines will use portion
of the road
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CANADA.
Australian Wool to be shipped East over

urIU
OTTAWA (Ont), July 1Sth-The Canadian Pa
chic Company has contracted to carry carloads
of Australian wool from Victoria b. c. to
Boston and other points on the Atlantic sea-
board. This wool was, until this season, brought
in vessels to American ports on the Pacific and
shipled over the Northern Pacific rnnd
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CHANGED DAILY rOR c. H. GILMAN-IuLY 49, 1857.

Bg~ it has always been the policy of the HOUSE.
whenever it could purchase article the
to their customers at prices less than
elsewhere, to do so. This is why place sale
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The eggs of single sturgeon. counted oy
Frank Buckland, nEzahsrea 921 500, and
weighed n pounds.
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TAe Vatican and ,Ae knights.

RoxE, July 1Sth.-The Congregation OF the
fropsganda Is awaiting The report of tho meet
ins of the eleven American Bishops, presided
over by Cardinal Gibbons, before proaouneins
, finally whether the Vatican approves or con-
denns the Knights OF Labor.
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Los Angeles Items
ICopyigRt, 1857, by tie California associated !

Los ANGELES, July 1sth.-Daniel L. Carlton
aged 50 years, committed suicide at Sierra
Madre Villa yesterday, by shooting himself
through the heart. Dependency was the cause
reported. He was very wealthy.
The City Council to-day passed franchise for
the Crank cable-car system
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A Murdered Missionary.
Towns on Paper.

Teralfa was put on the market to-day AT 10
o'clock, and before Il $4,000 worth of lots were
taken
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WOODLAND. July 18th BE Wah a prominent
in this city. Lee No died this afternoon The
two Cinnamon were rivals in love and the affair
arose from that fact. The dead man was chief
cook at the Capital Hotel, and was the leading
man of Woodland Chinatown. Be Wah escaped
but Deputy sheriff Pendergrass is in close pur-
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tRaiiroad Travel stiu Blockaded.

IT S' 1N0' " 'e SeI'J UIIlIIs <IsSUtlutL FeSS
BENSON, July 1Sth.-The break in the New
Mexico ana Arizona Railroad, caused by the
recent floods, has turned out to be more serious
than was at first supposed. There have been no
trains through for week, and it viii be at least
ten days more before trains can get over The
mail for Nogales and Mexican points is held
here, and there is already large amount on
hand.
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DUBLIN, July 1sth.-Archbisbop Walsh, of
Dublin, is endeavoring TO induce the Govern
ment 10 suspend further evictions in Ireland
until the land bill is passed by Parliament.
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lCoPpl9t, 1857, by the ioTsiG Associated Press
PETALUMA, July 1sth.-Mrs. Platt Gilbert ar
rived on the evening train with the remains of
her four -year-old son. an only child. They were
visiting relatives at Gonzales, Monterey county.
Yesterday, when chasing a kitten the boy ran
over the corner of a well leo feet deep The
board broke and he fell in, crushing his skull.
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Fire at Grass Valley.

Copyright 1887, by The California Associated Press
GRASS VALLEY, July 1Sth.-Owing to defect
i've hue, the house owned by Mrs Kearnv.
on ColiaX avenue. and occupied by family
It was insured for 500. The loss on furniture
is small. 20
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Drowned in the Columbia.

Copyright, 1887, by He California associated Press
PORTLAND, July 1sth.-The three-masted
schooner Excelsior arrived from San Francisco
this morning. While coming up the Columbia
at IL O'Clock last night Charles Pohl the second
mate, fell overheard and was drowned He was
alone on deck, and 1t is not known how the
accident happened. He leaves grown-up son
and married daughter in San Francisco
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Report of ; Lake Disaster.

DETROIT (Mieh.s July lstb.-Is is reported
that the steamer Ariel ran down {. boat contain
/ ing five persons. eli of whom wsre drowned
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BERLIN, July 1Sth.-Advices regarding the
condition of the Crown Prince ii Germany say
his throat affection is being rapidly cured. Drl
Mackenzie thinks that no further Operations,
viii I've necessary. The cocatl in the laryn,s.
which is obong. does not affect the vocal cords
The Cologne Gazette states shat DR.. MacKen-
zie's bill for his treatment OF abe Crown Prince
Will he % 625
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MISSFaFoLIs. July ISsh.-Pratt, Gilman L
Francis. wholesale fruit dealers, were attached
this afternoon. They Will make an assignment
Tomorrow. Their LIABILITIES are about Sl50.eEo
but I5e firm say they viii pay about s9eeBts an
the s.niiar.
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Santa Barbara,s Boom.

SANTA BARBARA, July 1Sth.-Grading on the
the depot site here. Hundreds of laborers, camp
equipage and material passed through the city
this morning for Hope ranch six miles norih
property was sold Saturday The sale of the
4 arlington Hotel for 100000 to W. n Hawley
has htpn cnnfirmnd hv tho Si,r,nrior CIn,,rt
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE "SNOEr AFFAIR II THE
HOUSE OF C0MMgSS.
Bulgaria's Prince Still on tIEs' Anx-
ious Seat-Davits Criticised ny
His Co-WorIgrs
SHOULD BE HAHaED.

tsrrcfAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEcOED-rSro.s5
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Copyright, 1857, by he California Associated Press
KEDWooD CITY, July IS IA special meeting
of the San Mateo Development Association was
held this afternoon. A committee was chosen
TO conie- with the Oakland Board of Trade to
meet the latter body tomorrow
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plot, Acaiast emperor vii lam.

BERIIS July 1Sth.-The officials in Berlin
have discovered Famo.s OF plots against the
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LONDON, July 1Sth.-The replies Oft the Powers
to Bulgaria's note, asking their approval of the
election OF Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg.
Gotha, as Prince Of Bulgaria. are eyasive.
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THRIFTY TILDEN.
The Late SestOr of the Democracy Had a
Snug Eortune in England.

NEW YORK, July 1Sth.-The announcement
that the executors Of the estate of the late ex-
Governor Eilden had probatcd his win in Eng
snd order To assume jurisdiction over his large
estate there, was surprise to all but q very few
generally known that ne had any English e.
tate The value is fl3S 900. 4 friend Of Til
den in this city says that most OF the invest
meut IS In consols, bought at low prices, and
they are now worth from $500, ,009 TO 500 OOJ
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Uncle sam's Small Change.
A Murderer Lynched.

OMAHA, July 1sth.-At an early hour on sun
day morning, at Nelson, Neb a farmer named
Conrad was taken from the jail aud lynched by
mob. Conrad had been arrested on Thursday
for the murder and robbery of a-sother farmer
named Henry Sellen
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Mrs. Muldoon-' Teddy, me son, you
shoild divide yer swatemates WIZ yer
brudder Dinnis and the other byes" Ted iy
=" Phat are you givin' us? Do We take me
for a Hinry George ?''-Teros .Sjffi, rs.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A CHILD'S SHOCKING DEATH IN
LOS ANGELES.
Great Raisin Yieid-Modern Paper
Towns-A Missionary Murdered
Losses by Fire-Etc.
THE METROPOLIS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIos.l
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29
DECLINE IN NAILS.
The Price of Ten Penny sell Net Cash
Per Keg.

The Price of Ten Penny sell Net Cash
Per Keg.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 23.-The reduc-
ton Of the card rate of nails is occasion
ing comment in this city. The rate has
been reduced from 81 20 to $3.50. This
virtually puts the selling price at So 10
In Car-lOts and and an additional 2 per
cent IF for cash. By this change in the
card rate, the wages of nailers will
be reduced about per cent. By the
amalgamated associations card which was
adopted by the Pittsburg nail manufac-
tdrers, tn nailers were receiving 10
cents when the CaTd-rate was S27O, on
1925 card they Will only receive IS cents
The iron manufacturers are now con-
graduating themselves they did not fol-
low TIE example of the nail men and ad
vance the price Of iron. By continuing
this card at 20 cents the trade has re-
manned in good condition. It IS said
the present selling prices of both
nails and iron viii DE the basis
of an argument to be used
by the manufacturers against any pro-
posed increase of the scale of wages at
the annual meeting of the Amalgamated
Association to be held next June. off
the Amalgamated Association shows it's
wisdom" said q we'll known iron manu-
faC;urer this afternoon, cit will let well
enough alone, and not try to change the
basis for wages. 1t has been clearly
proven now that rail men and eastern
manufacturers made great mistake in
advancing card rates"